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49 The locations of the swimming pools are shown on map 25. Publicly accessible facilities are denoted with orange catchment areas of 1.6 km, 20 minute walk and the private facilities are denoted with a blue catchment. The majority of residents live outside the recommended catchment of any swimming pool and only a small minority live within a 1.6km (20 minute walk) of one of the two pools accessible on a pay and play basis. People living in areas within the wards of Stonebridge, Alperton and Kenton have to travel the greatest distance to any pool. There are a number of publicly accessible swimming pools located fairly close to the Borough boundaries and the map below shows one mile (1.6km) catchment circles for publicly accessible facilities within Brent and neighbouring Boroughs. Map 26: Swimming pools within 1.6km catchment including neighbouring boroughs facilities % Map 25: Catchment map – swimming pools Location of Swimming Centres # Legend Pay & Play Registered Membership Use Private 1.6km Buffer of Pay & Play 1.6km Buffer of Registered Membership 1.6km Buffer of Private Ward Boundaries Borough Boundary Key Pool Site with 1 mile walking catchment
Chapter Six Indoor Sports Facility Provision Given the geographical location of the pools, just under 50% of Brent’s population do not live within a 1.6km catchment of any pool site as can be seen from the graph 5 below. Graph 5: % population within 20 mins walking time of pool sites % Population within 20mins walking time of pool sites 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% AREA TOTAL Brent Barnet Camden The map below identifies ‘travel time‘ by walking to the nearest swimming pool (all types of use) within and beyond the borough. The areas shown by red triangle denotes those who have to travel the furthest (over 29 minutes) to get to a swimming pool (Kenton, Barnhill, Stonebridge wards) and this doesn’t exclude the private pools. Map 27: Travel time map – swimming pools Ealing Hammersmith & Fullham Symbol Travel Time (minutes) 0.48 - 7.67 7.68 - 14.86 14.87 - 22.05 22.06 - 29.24 29.25 - 36.43 Harrow Kensington & Chelsea Westminster Chapter Six - Indoor Sports Facility Provision 2+ Pools 2 Pools 1 Pool No Pools Personal Share Active Places Power personal share tool analyses how much personal share (expressed in m2) each individual resident within the borough has of the nearest swimming pool and this has produced a score of 0.58m2 (ie: each borough resident has 0.58m² water space on average) compared to the London average of 0.84m² again indicating that the borough is well below the average. This tools includes facilities which are outside of the borough as these might be closer for some of Brent’s residents that live close to the borders, however it only includes facilities which are publicly accessible. The map indicates the areas of high personal share indicated in red compared to areas of low personal share indicated in blue (Stonebridge, Welsh Harp and Mapesbury). 50
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